South on US-169 from Owasso to 21st Street, then one mile west to our office.
The drive from Owasso is simple. US-169 runs south from Owasso through east Tulsa, and our office is about a mile west of its 21st Street exit, on Memorial Drive.
Owasso is the largest northern suburb of Tulsa, spanning Tulsa and Rogers counties. First settled in 1881 in Indian Territory, it incorporated in 1904, a few years before Oklahoma statehood, and it has grown rapidly in recent decades into a city of more than 35,000 people.
A large share of Owasso residents drive US-169 into Tulsa and back each day. Sitting in the same position for that long is a steady source of low back pain and the stiff neck and shoulders that come with gripping a steering wheel. Heavy highway traffic also means collisions, and whiplash injuries from a wreck on 169 often appear a day or two later. Owasso’s many young families mean we see parents and children too, often on the same trip.
If you are in a collision on your commute, take a few steps to protect your health and your claim. Get medical help right away for severe pain, numbness, weakness or a head injury. Photograph the vehicles and the scene, exchange insurance details, and get a copy of the accident report. Then book an exam within the first few days, even if you only feel a little stiff, because whiplash symptoms often build over the next 48 hours.
Take US-169 south to the 21st Street exit, then drive west about a mile to Memorial Drive. Our office is on Memorial just south of 21st. Monday, Wednesday and Friday we are open until 6pm, which leaves time to stop in on the way home.
Most patients come to Halsey Chiropractic for back pain, neck pain, headaches, sciatica, stiff joints or a sports injury. Dr. Kyle Harders treats these with hands-on chiropractic adjustments, using a plan he builds after examining you. When a bulging or herniated disc is the problem, non-surgical decompression may be part of that plan.
We care for every generation, and gentle care for children and expecting mothers uses techniques suited to the patient rather than a scaled-down adult adjustment.
Pain that shoots down a leg, or numbness in a hand or foot, often points to a disc pressing on a nerve. Dr. Harders checks for that during your exam. If a herniated or bulging disc is involved, computerized decompression gently takes pressure off the disc over a series of sessions. It is not right for everyone, so a consultation always comes first, and he will explain the reasons if it is not a fit for you.
Halsey Chiropractic is a neighborhood practice, not a high-volume clinic. You see the same chiropractor every visit, and he remembers what has helped and what has not. Patients who started with Dr. Halsey years ago still come in under Dr. Harders, and reviews often mention how he adapts treatment when something changes.
If you were hurt in a wreck, get examined early. Pain and stiffness from whiplash often take a day or two to appear, and an exam soon after the crash documents the injury. We accept auto insurance and third-party liability claims, so bring your claim number and adjuster’s details. Read more about our auto injury chiropractic care.
Your first appointment is a conversation and an exam. Dr. Harders asks what hurts, when it started and what your days demand of your body, then checks your posture, range of motion and how your spine is moving. You get the findings in plain language, then a plan with a rough number of visits. If chiropractic is not the right answer for your problem, he will say so.
We are open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8am to 12pm and 1:30pm to 6pm, and Tuesday and Thursday from 8am to 1pm. We accept auto insurance, third-party payers and liability claims, CareCredit, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, cash and check.
Call 918-664-5180 to schedule with Dr. Harders. Our office is at 2140 S Memorial Dr, Tulsa, OK 74129. If you are not sure whether your problem is something a chiropractor can help with, call and describe what is going on. We will give you an honest answer before you book, and new patients of every age are always welcome.
The information on this site is general and is not medical advice. It does not replace an examination by a licensed provider. Individual results vary.
Take US-169 south to the 21st Street exit, then drive about a mile west to Memorial Drive. The office is just south of the intersection.
Yes. We are open until 6pm on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and from 8am on weekdays, so you can come before or after work.
Yes. We treat car accident injuries and accept auto insurance and third-party liability claims. Get examined early, since whiplash symptoms are often delayed.
Call the office and we will find you a time.